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Web follows Peruvian families living in remote villages in the Amazon Jungle and Andes Mountains as their children experience the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) program, gaining access to the Internet for the first time. Web
The market towns and villages of rural Britain are famous for their charm. However, they harbour a darker side and are the backdrop to some of the most terrible murders of recent times. A Town and Country Murder
For more than 80 years doctors and scientists on all sides have experimented on humans to perfect weapons of mass destruction - often with fatal results. This is the terrible, and sometimes absurd, untold story. The latest episode of Dirk Pohlmanns Cold War Secrets series actually starts in the 1930s, when Japans notorious Unit 731 carried out brutal experiments on the population of recently invaded Manchuria. Whole villages and towns were deliberately infected with plague, and sufferers were dissected alive. Prisoners of war were shot and operated on without anaesthetic so army doctors could practise field surgery. In World War II Germany, concentration camp doctors like Josef Mengele selected twins and Romany prisoners for obscure medical experiments, and killed enemy prisoners in low temperature or high altitude tests, supposedly to protect their own sailors and airmen. Doctors of Death
Life in Italy: Jason and Ashley's podcast is an exciting extension of their discovery filled life & adventures as young American expats now owning & running an organic farm, inn & cooking school in the rural Italian countryside of Le Marche.

Stories of daily life, local Italian recipes, chicken herding, large scale gardening projects, strolls through surrounding
villages, fun Italian phrases, shopping for fish along the Adriatic coast and bargain wine discoveries straight from the vineyard. - "Their podcast is meant to be shared, as you would share a fine, slow food meal with friends" - Martini. Podcast from Italy: La Tavola Marche
The Savage Japan podcast is a series of soundseeing tours, interviews, and personal observations being recorded by artist/athlete/filmmaker Dan Savage as he explores and studies in Japan. The listener becomes a traveling companion and is immersed alongside Dan during an extremely diverse series of adventures. Locations and topics covered include activities in and around mountains, rivers, cities, villages, castles, trains, temples, shrines, museums, martial arts, festivals, food, cultural events of all types & many unusual discoveries, as well as issues involving the challenges faced while studying the Japanese language and developing friendships in a foreign country. GPS location data is accumulated during all the recordings and associated geotagged photos and maps revealing where all the episodes were recorded are provided on a companion website (JapanPhotoJournal.com). Savage Japan Podcast
Real people are making an impact for Christ all over the world in their hometowns or across the ocean. Join host Dick Duerksen each week on an adventure around the world to witness the exciting growth of the Gospel message. From stories about villages transformed by a church building to profiles on volunteers who have put missions at the center of their lives, Maranatha Mission Stories celebrates the transforming power of service. Maranatha Mission Stories
Hoxton Handmade celebrates all things knit. Whether it\'s online, around town or in her living room, she\'ll be talking about crafting, knitting and the joys of making stuff.

But this Sheep frolics on a busy hillside, so she\'ll also be covering London events and culture, with philosophical (and sometimes silly) essays on a range of topics.

And of course there are delights to be found online - as the Sheep plugs into the net on the trail of the quirky and the kooky. From award-winning beards, to knitted villages; ukulele mash-ups to knitting drummers.

With all this going on, no two episodes are quite the same.... Electric Sheep
In this podiobook: A prince, a dragon & a magic sword - all the elements of a classic adventure story.Unfortunately for Prince Aster the dragon in question may not be the evil beast he thinks it is, and the magic sword might not even let the adventurous young prince touch it. When Aster discovers the price he must pay to save his kingdom, he'll have to make a choice no self-respecting adventure book hero would even consider.For most of his life, Aster has known he would one day face the fearsome dragon known as Mandrake. For the past ten years this beast has burned crops, destroyed villages, killed countless worthy knights and generally made life in the Kingdom of Caledon a royal pain. Now the young prince has learned of a magic sword powerful enough to defeat the dragon.The history books say it can be found in the ruins of a once great empire hidden somewhere beyond the Misty Mountain. If Aster can find the lost Empire, if he can brave the perilous journey through the mountains alone, if he can convince the ghost of the long dead Empress that he is worthy, then the only thing standing between him and the Empress Sword might just be a skirt. The Empress Sword - A free audiobook by Paulette Jaxton J.C. Hutchins
Travel podcast about the people, places and things that encompass the 42 unique towns and villages that make up this amazing place called Mystic Country, Connecticut. Mystic Country Podcast
In this podiobook: "Being sundry explorations, made while afoot and penniless in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. These adventures convey and illustrate the rules of beggary for poets and some others."Published in 1919, this is poet Vachel Lindsay's description of his travels "afoot and penniless" across the southern and eastern United States, staying with strangers, reciting or trading poetry for dinner, and along the way, describing in stories and poetry, mostly stories, the people and places he encountered. Think "Travels With Charlie," minus the dog and the Winnebago, and much, much earlier.From the Dedication and Preface:"There are one hundred new poets in the villages of the land. This Handy Guide is dedicated to the younger sons of the wid earth, to the runnaway boys and girls getting further from home every hour, to the prodigals still wasting their substance in riotous living, be they gamblers or blasphemers or plain drunks; to the heretics of whatever school to whom life is a rebellion with banners; to those who are willing to accept counsel if it be mad counsel."If you remember the 1960's, you'll feel right at home. If you wish you remembered the 1890's, here's your chance. You might also feel right at home, at that. A Handy Guide for Beggars, Especially Those of the Poetic Fraternity - A free audiobook by Nicholas Vachel Lindsay J.C. Hutchins

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